South-Eastern Residence has a lot of wood elements inside its interior. Wood material is used to fill up space with furniture, like cabinets, table, chairs, and so on. The interior looks not only modern but also elegant as well.
Sewer rodding used to be an indispensable technique, but it has now faded in favor of newer, more elegant alternatives such as hydro jetting.
At daytime, the space is 100% lit naturally by the skylights and the electrochromic windows.
The Meeting House is extending over 14’ in the air. Its precariously positioned structure invites the visitors to explore the area’s built environment.
The public long park can accommodate some biggest variety of Korean plant species, including flowers, shrubs, trees. It collects more than 200 species and sub-species. The total plants that this park have is 24,000 plants that will grow in the next decade to the final heights.
The house was designed following a passive solar system to save more energy. It was also designed to be fully operable with proper cross ventilation from the lake on summer days. Even during winter, the house can have strong solar access.
Exelon Gymnasium also becomes a community asset that can be a source for the generations that can be proud of. Besides providing the student life of Rowe Clark Math & Science Academy, this building can complete the entire city block urban fabric for the neighborhood around it.
The interior design for this building is also based on the company’s concept: ‘Sound Unites Us’ and ‘Sound is a Celebration of Global Diversity’. This new office is designed to facilitate the development, research, administration, and also production.
Opulent marbles and soft pastels are incorporated into the wet areas. These materials are able to reflect the original neutral palette used in the space.
With the structured juxtaposition of the used materials, the Golden Oak Residence offers order and warmth to the overall experience. It also complements the beauty and textures of the existing site.
The architecture firm also wanted to explore the plasticity of basic architectural elements without disturbing the landscape and its nature.
Alana Groom
Bella Duckworth
Ella Summers
Karin Hoover
Linjo Joson
Molly Milson
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